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Pitchfork reviews Hammok’s When Does This Place Become Our Scene, a Sargent House album full of claustrophobia, confrontation, post-hardcore fury and Oslo scene anxiety.
Overland Park artist shiiimer releases Not Stopping Soon, a debut album moving through emo-adjacent indie rock, noise rock and space-rock pressure.
Genoa noise-rock band ÜT release Resonare, a raw post-hardcore and post-punk blast recorded, mixed and mastered by Bernardo Russo at Studio K.
Tokyo trio DURAN release What You Don’t Bless, a bluesy garage rock and noise rock album recorded at Live Music & Bar Maman with raw trio electricity.
YHWH Nailgun release Magazine via AD 93 / 4AD, a ten-track, eleven-minute burst of experimental rock pressure that refuses to waste a second.
Philadelphia’s Hello Whirled releases New Tool from Automatic Panic, a sharp mid-fi noise rock and post-punk track that turns political absurdity into crooked guitar pressure.